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Revision of the short-billed marsh wren (Cistothorus platensis) of Mexico and Central America

by: Dickerman, Robert William, 1926-

Publication date: 1975
Topics: Cistothorus, Sedge wren, Geographical distribution, Birds, Cistothorus -- Classification, Sedge wren -- Classification, Sedge wren -- Geographical distribution, Birds -- Mexico -- Classification, Birds -- Mexico -- Geographical distribution, Birds -- Central America -- Classification, Birds -- Central America -- Geographical distribution
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : American Museum of Natural History
Collection: americanmuseumnaturalhistory; biodiversity
Contributor: American Museum of Natural History Library
Language: English
Rights: http://biodiversitylibrary.org/permissions
Rights-holder: American Museum of Natural History Library
Volume: no. 2569
Item Size: 15.4M

8 p. : 26 cm

"The short-billed marsh wrens (Cistothorus platensis (Latham)) of Mexico and Central America are reviewed. Nine subspecies, one a migrant (C.p. stellaris), are recognized from the region. Cistothorus platensis tinnulus has an extensive range in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Other forms are more restricted in their distribution: C.p. potosinus (new), San Luis PotosiМЃ; C.p. jalapensis (new), central highlands of Veracruz; C.p. warneri (new), lowlands southern Veracruz, Tabasco, and adjacent Chiapas; C.p. elegans, highlands of Guatemala; C.p. russelli (new), British Honduras; C.p. graberi (new), Honduras; and C.p. lucidus, Costa Rica and Panama, with one record from Nicaragua. Maps showing ranges are included"--P. [1]

Title from caption

"February 27, 1975."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 8)

Abstract: 'The short-billed marsh wrens (Cistothorus platensis (Latham)) of Mexico and Central America are reviewed. Nine subspecies, one a migrant (C.p. stellaris), are recognized from the region. Cistothorus platensis tinnulus has an extensive range in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Other forms are more restricted in their distribution: C.p. potosinus (new), San Luis PotosiМЃ; C.p. jalapensis (new), central highlands of Veracruz; C.p. warneri (new), lowlands southern Veracruz, Tabasco, and adjacent Chiapas; C.p. elegans, highlands of Guatemala; C.p. russelli (new), British Honduras; C.p. graberi (new), Honduras; and C.p. lucidus, Costa Rica and Panama, with one record from Nicaragua. Maps showing ranges are included'--P. [1].
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Ppi: 422
Year: 1975